12-27-2018 07:15 AM
Hi everyone,are there any one in group try to connect between labview and STM32?.If you did,please give me some intructions.Many thanks
12-27-2018 10:47 AM
Hi Hieu,
how do you want to "connect" LabVIEW (which is a programming IDE) with your STM32 (which is a microprocessor)?
Do you want to transfer data from your STM32 (which runs a program made by you?) to your computer using a LabVIEW tool (created also by you)? Which kind of communication bus do you want to use?
Or do you want to create software in LabVIEW to have it run on your STM32 processor?
04-08-2019 01:53 AM
Hello guys,
I have the same question. My point is:
I want to use a ready library on labview (Like when using Arduino board) in order to read from the serial interface some analog and digital data.
Is there any ready interface for stm32 modules (Like Nucleo board)
Many thanks in advance
06-17-2021 12:31 PM
HELLO dear, i have the same problem we created a program in labview and we want to have it run on STM32 processor with serial port (USB) can u help us please, we would be so thankful, thanks in advance
06-17-2021 01:16 PM - edited 06-17-2021 01:16 PM
@Eng_Muhendis wrote:
Hello guys,
I have the same question. My point is:
I want to use a ready library on labview (Like when using Arduino board) in order to read from the serial interface some analog and digital data.
Is there any ready interface for stm32 modules (Like Nucleo board)
Many thanks in advance
No there isn't, strictly speaking. Or rather there is in the form of the LabVIEW native TCP nodes, if your STM32 board has an Ethernet connector and your program you run on the STM board supports TCP communication, or you have NI-VISA if you connect your STM32 board over a (virtual) serial port to the computer and your program on the STM32 board supports serial communication.
What exactly to send over the TCP or serial port connection totally depends on the program you are running on the STM32 so there is no way that you could have a ready made library that would communicate with your STM32 board.